How much do the most expensive movie houses cost?

Every person dreams of living like a king - preferably not on his own sagging sofa, but in a chic mansion standing on the coast. Ideal for making plans to enslave the world, for example, Tony Stark's mansion, located on a cliff in Malibu, or the incredible estate in which the little prince of real estate, Richie Rich, lived.

More recently, one of the world's leading brokers, David Mize, conducted an interesting study. Having extensive information on real estate almost all over the world, he was able to estimate the amount that a buyer would have to pay for one of the houses that appeared on the screen. From this list, we have selected a dozen of the most famous movie mansions - and there really is something to see.

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1. Blade Runner

Mansion: The Ennis House Cost: $15 million

The futuristic house featured in Blade Runner is an architectural marvel by Frank Lloyd Wright. He has appeared in a dozen films, from House on the Hill to Rush Hour. Right now, the mansion is on the market for a bargain (for an architectural masterpiece) price of 15 million.

2. Edward Scissorhands

Mansion: Gothic Mansion Cost: $20 million

The facade of the sinister fortress of Edward Scissorhands was built by Fox TV channel specialists. Although the film itself does not specifically state the address, certain signs suggest that it is Burbank, a small town in California.

3. The Dark Knight

Mansion: Mentmore Towers Cost: $32 million

To get a gothic mansion for Bruce Wayne, Christopher Nolan had to move quite a distance from Gotham, which was the prototype of New York. Viewers see one of the buildings in Buckinghamshire, UK. Such a house would cost a castle lover $ 32 million - and add another billion or two to equip the legendary Batcave.

4. "Scarface"

Mansion: El Furedis Cost: $40 million

The real house of Tony Montana was designed by the famous architect Bertrand Goudier. It is not located in Miami at all, but in California - and brokers claim that exactly the same mansion in blessed Florida would cost twice as much.

5. Cruel Intentions

Mansion: Ukrainian Institute of America Cost: $48 million

In order to show the luxurious standard of living of Sebastian, the director chose the building of the Institute of Ukraine, located at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and 79th Street in New York. Hence the incredible price of the mansion.

6. "Billy Madison"

Mansion: Parkwood Estate Cost: $80 million

Although there are no specific references to the actual location of the mansion in the film itself, the famous Parkwood Estate best fits its description.

7. "Iron Man"

Mansion: Point Dume Cost: $100 million

Tony Stark's abode, epic in scope and surroundings, simply does not exist in nature. Most of the lair of the brilliant inventor and at the leisure of the savior of the world filmmakers filmed in Point Dume, Malibu. Here, of course, there are not all those super-new things that Iron Man uses, but on the whole the house is quite consistent with his concepts of luxury.

8 Citizen Kane

Mansion: Hearst Castle Cost: $120 million

Obviously, the inspiration for Xanadu, the palace of Charles Foster Kane, was the Hearst Castle mansion. Nobody is going to sell the house, but brokers still managed to evaluate it correctly.

9. "Godfather"

Mansion: Beverly House Cost: $135 million

It was in this mansion that the poor man found the head of Khartoum, who dared to argue with the Godfather. In reality, the house belonged to the tycoon William Hearst - at the moment he (the house, not the tycoon) is up for sale.

10. "Richie Rich"

Mansion: The Biltmore Estate Cost: $4 billion

The real mansion in which Macaulay Culkin spent his leisure time in the movie "Richie Rich" actually belongs to the Vanderbilt family. The film itself was mostly filmed in Chicago, but the exteriors and ground plan of the house appearing in the frame are quite real.